Sentence examples for after confiscation from inspiring English sources

After confiscation, the vineyard remained intact for many years, but today it is split among more than 80 owners, each tending a small parcel of vines and each entitled to use the Clos Vougeot name.

Animals were primarily wild born and brought to sanctuaries after confiscation by authorities or abandonment by owners.

In 2001, after his own arrest and interrogation, after the ransacking of his office, after the confiscation of his car and his books, Mr. Tavakkoli used connections to gain a passport to Abu Dhabi.

Others were puppies born after the confiscation.

After its confiscation it was put on view at the Bode Museum in Berlin.

Robert's entry is as follows: Parliament allowed Robert to keep his estate on payment of a fine of £804 10s, reduced to £707 13s 4d in December 1646, and Wythenshawe Hall was returned to him two years after its confiscation.

After the Confiscations, many of the furnishings and artistic treasures of Santa María de Óvila passed to the surrounding parish churches, especially Ruguilla, Huet, Sotoca de Tajo and Carrascosa de Tajo.

For Thaksin, the struggle is now all personal after his assets confiscation.

Claimants for compensation will have to prove before a judge that they really owned the land they claim, and that it was unjustly seized (a flexible concept: a judge might accept that the late dictator Anastasio Somoza had indeed awarded himself legal title to some land he had got hold of, but that its confiscation after he was overthrown in 1979 was fair enough).

So rather than taxing a percentage of an uncertain value, the law's tax is complete confiscation after a (very long) term.

Beyond their initial attempts to charge him for money laundering, they also sought a huge amount of money when it came to confiscation proceedings after the trial.